Members Of COAL CHAMBER Talk To Each Other Again When DEZ FAFARA Nearly Dies Of COVID

Coal Chamber originally existed between the years of 1993 and 2003. The band got together again in 2011 until 2016, eventually getting back together for the third time in late 2022. Although the reason they started talking again is not a moving and enjoyable story. begin.

In an interview with Radioactive MikeZthe leader of Coal Chamber, Dez Fafara, said the band was originally texting him goodbye. The wife of Tree wood approached members of Coal Chamber to inform you that Tree wood may not survive while fighting COVID, and such conversations became regular as Tree wood improved.

“Unbelievable turn of events. That actually happened… I was almost dying from COVID. And my wife called [a todos en Coal Chamber] and said, ‘Hey, you can send a text to Dez or call Dez because I don’t know if he’s going to survive the night. He’s telling me where he wants to be buried and not sell his ’78 Cadillac.

“So they started calling me, they started texting me, and for a period of six, seven, eight months, we didn’t talk about any business at all. And we realized, why aren’t we playing?” Those guys they are totally different people than when the band broke up. I’ve always been the same, I’ve just been rock solid; and I told them: ‘I am solid as a rock. If I get out of this, I’d love to do at least one show with you. And that’s how this all started, very organically.”

Tree wood also referred to the upcoming reunion show of Coal Chamber in Sick New Worldand said that the band will just take it slow and see what happens.

“Coal Chamber is something very unpredictable, from the beginning, playing with Pantera y Black Sabbathto where we were when we released “Rivals” and where we are now.”

“I’m very excited about the festival Sick New World and to see what we are going to do. They have offered us many tours. But we’re going to take it easy and do what’s appropriate for our legacy and for the band and especially for the fans who have been with us for so long.”